Anonymer Teilnehmer 164 she won't be getting a tourist visa before every entry. She is planning to enter visa-exempt every time . . . . . however other than this, it's right if she can explain her job to the border official, she has a fair chance to enter multiple times on visa-exempt entries

you can only register an accomodation in the TM30 system if you hold a blue housebook for it. The number of the blue housebook needs to get listed with the TM30 system. So, as a foreigner cannot get named inside a blue housebook, it is virtually only possible for a foreigner to register his own property - a condo - in the TM30 system by leaving the Thai ID number field blank, or apply for a yellow housebook and the pink ID card, with which he would have a valid Thai ID-card number

@Andreas ********

it can be a prepaid SIM card . . . . . .I use an AIS prepaid 1-2-call SIM card which is registered connected to my SCB bank account. I even top up money to my SIM card using my SCB bank account . . . The SIM card actually isn't even registered in my name but in my partner's name. I have the SCB account since 18 years, no problem, early this year I gave them my new passport number plus confirmed to them I still use the same prepaid phone number 😃

@Ossie ********

you could not be more wrong. The "retirement 90 visa" he wrote about, is the 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa, and it is not a tourist visa but a long term visa, and enough to get a bank account opened. He doesn't need to already be on the 1-year Extension of the Stay Permit to get a bank account opened

use your computer, not the phone. Get a free "pdf-converter" App . . . like PDF24 Launcher

@TG ********

sadly, many Thai embassies ignore it and ask the applicants for already booked tickets in and out

@Dylan *******

the 6-months multi entry Tourist Visa has been around since Thai embassies discontinued issuing the double-entry tourist visa . .some time around 2004 . . . . .It can only be applied for in your country of residence

@Lonnie *******

was it a multi entry 6-months tourist visa? Because that's what happens, the Thai embassy will wait until the last day before you fly, so you do not lose too many days of the 6-months visa validity which starts on the date of issue . .ACTUALLY they did EVERYTHING right

@Dylan *******

you are right, it is absurd. In the light when you consider that the e-visa form only asks you for your INTENDED flight dates, not for already booked tickets . . I think it being unfair and humiliating

@Graham *****

I have also never seen a post to that effect, so I assume correctly it doesn't apply